
The Molly Foundation for Diabetes Research
Currently, 38.4 million people in the USA have Diabetes. Another 8.7 million have yet to be diagnosed.1

Who We Are
The Molly Foundation was founded in 1989 by Nicholas Minicucci after his daughter, Molly Minicucci-Phillips was diagnosed with Type-1 diabetes at only nine years old. The Molly Foundation is a non-profit organization focused on raising funds for research to find a cure for diabetes.
We have raised and committed over one million dollars to the Diabetes Research Institute and Hackensack Meridian Health for the furtherance of the search for a cure. We are proud to be partnered with Hackensack Meridian Health, who houses the MOLLY Diabetes Center to provide an unprecedented approach to treating and managing diabetes for people of all ages.

Why the Molly?
Molly was promised a probable cure in 10 years-it’s now 40 years later and we’re no closer. That’s why the commitment to The Molly Foundation for Diabetes Research (MFDR) means a contribution toward research. Let’s keep up the fight – we will win!
Board & Committee
Nicholas Minicucci, Founder & Chairman
Nicholas Minicucci lll, SVP
Michael Minicucci, VP
Matthew Minicucci, VP
John Phillips, Secretary
John Nittoli, Board Member
Tom Eastwick, Board Member
Lou Schiavone, Advisory Board Member, 50/50 Tickets Chair
Mark Hildebrand, Advisory Board Member, 50/50 Tickets & Refreshments Chair
¹ Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, “National Diabetes Statistics Report,” May 2024









